While our politic landlord, who had not, we see, undeservedly the reputation of great wisdom among his neighbours, was engaged in debating this matter with himself (for he paid little attention to the opinion of his wife), news arrived that the rebels had given the duke the slip, and had got a day's march towards London; and soon after arrived a ...
Being bilingual may delay Alzheimer's and boost brain power. Learning a second language and speaking it regularly can improve your cognitive skills and delay the onset of dementia, according to researchers who compared bilingual individuals with people who spoke only one language.
To help the person in late-stage Alzheimer's stay nourished, allow plenty of time for eating and try these tips: 1  Make sure the person is in a comfortable, upright position. 2  To aid digestion, keep the person upright for 30 minutes after eating. 3  Adapt foods if swallowing is a problem.